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After the Book is Written, then what?

First last clichés: Easier said than done-This describes something that usually is talked about rather than accomplished. Date back to 15th Cent. even in Bible. See John Heywood's 1564 proverbs. Think twice - Consider before you speak or act. Old idea used more in...

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THE NEXT BIG THING BLOG CHAIN …

First past clichés: Do one's own thing - To find self-expression in some activity. Term is very old--see Chaucer as in The Merchant's Tale-- it became a cliché in 1960s.  The rebels against society dropped out and "did their own thing."  In 1841 Ralph Waldo Emerson's...

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Find a Title for your book

Thanks to all of you who commented on a possible title for my arson book. First the clichés: For the life of me-I can't do something even to save my own life. Expression dates from early 18th Century, used not when one's life is really in danger. An early version was...

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Hi all, Thanks for your suggestions on my title. Last clichés: Whys and Wherefores-underlying reasons. Originally "why" alluded to the reason for something, and "wherefore" to how it came to be. In 16th Cent. "wherefore" was used in the meaning of "because."  Today,...

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Help Pick My Arson Book Title

Hey, I need your help. I'm getting ready to self-publish my book and need a great title.  Want to Help? First things first.  How many cliches did you find in the last blog? Greatest thing since sliced bread--Originated in mid-20th Cent. meaning a useful new invention....

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Is Social Media what you need?

Good morning everyone!  I had a friend ask me to explain Facebook to her.  Ha! Someone has to explain it to me first! Speaking of first, lets get the cliches out of the way. Cliches: My finger itches to: one is extremely eager to do something. First used by John...

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Your Write Time

Great, just started writing on my blog and my computer shut down, so have to start over. I'm back from a sabbatical and having life get in the way. I know it's been a month of Sundays since I wrote on this blog and you might not remember that I do this thing in my...

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Writing on your blog

Well, bet you thought I'd forgotten all about this.  I've been so busy editing my novel, and dealing with life's interruptions--there's never a dull moment in my life--, just haven't gotten here.  I know, that's not good to create a following.  So, I'm reading up on...

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You’ve Written Your Book. Now What?

Well, it's been a long time since I've written on my blog, but I'm finally caught up, sort of, and here I am again. First the last cliches: kept up with the Joneses- means to attempt to live in the style of one's more affluent neighbors or acquaintances. Comes from a...

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Domain Names and Websites

How many of you have a domain name?  How many have websites?  How many found it daunting to decide where, when, and how? Last Cliches: Powers that Be - those in authority. Believe it or not, this comes from the Bible: from Paul's Epistle to the Romans (13:1)  all...

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